ION – who launched its first bike clothing collection in 2013 – steps up its cycling related product portfolio for the coming season.

ION 2015-4

2015 Highlights include: 9 clothing lines, for both women and men, including an expanded rainproof outerwear range; A new Tectonic_Fit kneepad for ultimate freedom of movement, plus additional lightweight protection gear. ION’s 2015 technical bike clothing collection features three lines for women and four for men, as well as gender specific outerwear. Top-notch performance fabrics like DriRelease, Coolmax or Cordura are combined with antibacterial treatments to keep the gear fresh for longer and reduce washing.

Die Freeride Linie Flare
Flare and Scrub Scrub Series: Freeride

The new Flare (women) and Scrub (men) series set new benchmarks in the construction of technical cycling gear for the mountain bike market: The long sleeve tops combine DriRelease front panels with mesh jersey on back and arms – this product is also available in 3/4 length. The shorts are made of a special 4-way-flex fabric, with bonded hems and other details that make them extremely robust, yet lightweight

Die Urban Linie
Luzid and Roam Series: Urban

The ‘urban inspired’ lines for women Luzid and men Roam expanded to over 20 different styles for 2014: They all combine street styling with a high degree of functionality. All tops are made from DriRelease fabrics, with Freshguard, which has a classic cotton look, but dries four times faster, and is very breathable. The jeans-style shorts are super durable thanks to a Cordura fabric with 2-way flex.

Für den Trail oder danach?
For the Trails or after? It’s up to you with Graze and Traze Series

For those who prefer a more sportive look there is the Graze and Traze lines: These are surf inspired in design, while different mixed fabric constructions, including Coolmax, deliver performance functionality.

ION bike gear conquers bad weather days: The new outerwear range includes windproof jackets and vests, hard and soft shell jackets, a long unisex enduro pant, made from extremely flexible soft-shell fabric. Water-proof shorts round off the all-weather collection for women and men

ION’s 2015 protection gear portfolio now includes its Eurobike 2013 award winning, patent pending kneepad construction. The K-Cap features Tectonic_Fit technology: Overlapping and sliding protection panels keep the pad close to the knee at all times and guarantees maximum freedom of movement when pedaling. An additional, removable kneecap, delivers added safety when sliding on harsh terrain. The K_Lite and E_Lite pads offer SAS-TEC protection in a slim outline, including hidden hard caps.

Neue Bewegungsfreiheit: ion-bike-collection-2015-5

Four gloves coming in eight different colourways, with various materials & functionalities add to ION ́s protection line. A special highlight is the Ledge glove which is equipped with a Maki_Seam construction for the inner hand and fingers. An extremely direct grip is guaranteed by placing the seams where they don ́t disturb. Flex_Protectionneoprene-rubber panels protect the knuckles from branches and when falling

ION’s watersports-specific eyewear technology has trickled down to the ION bike division: The RAM bike glas-ses feature a split frame, enabling lenses to be changed easily. This less sporty, more lifestyle frame comes in three different packages and six colourways, including specially developed Zeiss lenses.

Die Kollektion 2015  ist ab sofort erhältlich
The 2015 is available from March

All ION bike products will be available from March, 2015, in Germany, Austria, Switzerland,France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxemburg, Great Britain, Norway, Finland, Russia, South Africa, Australia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Peru, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Poland, Hungary and Romania.

More Info: ion-bike.com.

Words and Photos: Press Release


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